Sentence examples for driving professors from inspiring English sources

Some of the factors driving professors' generosity with grades were pressure to grade similarly to colleagues, fear of becoming known as a "tough grader" and pressure from students accustomed to higher grades, the Harvard study said.

He was wary enough of being typecast that when he joined the cast in 2002, he created a distinctive look, including glasses and a goatee for the convertible-driving Professor Boerne, who in one episode can be seen dusting off a skull in a tuxedo.

The art critic and collector Harald Falckenberg, an early champion, recounts that Mr. Meese would arrive for class critiques each week carrying plastic bags stuffed with paintings, drawings, photocopies and books, driving his professors "to despair" with this superabundance of material.

I hear they're even driving college professors crazy by calling them up and asking for extensions on their kids' term papers, requesting make-up tests, and, if you can believe it, changing grades.

"The principles driving Roper," Professor Berman said, "would seem to suggest that its impact does not stop at the execution chamber".

Of course, he admits, seeing their professors driving fancy cars doesn't hurt.

On a humid Monday, four cult members waited at the campus gate and waylaid a professor driving a red Mercedes.

Woody Allen's new film opens with a jolt of joie de cinéma — images of Abe Lucas Joaquinn Phoenix), a professor, driving to Braylin College, and of Jill Pollard Emma Stonee), a student, walking through the campus, each accompanied by his or her own questioning reminiscences in voice-over.

Several factors are driving demand for more professors.

I leaf through the book, and I come across a sentence about the student, who is also very beautiful, sleeping in the passenger seat of a car that the narrator (the professor) is driving, and the student wakes, and stretches, and looks at the professor, and — here's the part that gets me — the pattern of the car-seat upholstery is still imprinted on her cheek.

I leaf through the book, and I come across a sentence about the student, who is also very beautiful, sleeping in the passenger seat of a car that the narrator (the professor) is driving, and the student wakes, and stretches, and looks at the professor, and here's the part that gets me the pattern of the car-seat upholstery is still imprinted on her cheek.